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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – In a move designed to support its expanding business and increased demand for drop shipping directly to consumers, bedding manufacturer MLILY USA has acquired …
The chain, born out of Art Van locations at the start of the pandemic, will trim its store count and pause expansion plans
With big-box locations that can accommodate social distancing and e-commerce fulfillment, At Home sees room to grow to 600+ stores and will begin picking up the expansion pace next year.
With Chinese New Year and investigations into Vietnamese imports looming, IHFRA’s Ray Allegrezza strains to see how things play out.
The home furnishings e-commerce retailer has soft-opened the first Emma Mason physical showroom, the first step in its brick-and-mortar expansion plan for the East Coast.
As the severity of the COVID-19 pandemic was becoming clear, more than 1,300 Nationwide Marketing Group member stores closed their doors temporarily. Some eventually would end up closing for good as the complications surrounding the pandemic proved too much to bear. But, perhaps surprisingly, this end scenario proved to be the exception rather than the rule.
Stump & Co.’s Bo Stump is optimistic about the year ahead, projecting sustainable high demand and a supply chain gradually regaining balance.
Century Furniture was struck by a “malware intrusion” early this month, an attack that crippled its main communications channels temporarily while its IT and other teams worked to sort things out. No sensitive customer information was compromised, and the company’s communications channels were back up and running normally within a few days, said CEO Alex Shuford III.
